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Will House vote on Holder contempt charges,

No....Boehner will want to throw some red meat to the despondent Right, take their minds off their "victory" in the Supreme Court today.

:)
 
don't know but there are already five dems voting with repubs and report says there could be as many as 11 dems......

of course as corrupt as DC is, who knows for certain whats next..........
 
I learned my lesson about opening links at PJ's.

Not more Asian porn spam for me.

You got something you want me to read, post it, not the link.
 
DEMS ARE SCREAMING LOUDLY as they hide the piles of dead bodies left by Joseph Stalin Juniors, Eric Holder & Barack Obama.
 
Greenridgeman said:
I learned my lesson about opening links at PJ's.

Not more Asian porn spam for me.

You got something you want me to read, post it, not the link.
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Let me sum it up for you:

Issa and the Republican's bad day only began with the Supreme Court ruling. It's about to get worse unless Boehner quietly drops the vote.

I warned the wingers here: Issa's going to screw you in the end. I live in his district.
 
Well, now, NC...we can't really expect Obie and Holdie to all that concerned about these dead people on the border.

I mean, none of them were Obama or Holder's "people...."
 
How do you think the HCR bill will affect CA?

You guys can't pay the bills now, how are you going to handle all the people that will get free "insurance" now?
 
Greenridgeman said:
How do you think the HCR bill will affect CA?

You guys can't pay the bills now, how are you going to handle all the people that will get free "insurance" now?
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It will save money. The sick already get 'free' health care at our ER's while the insured and the state pick up the tab. Picking up the tab for doctor's visits instead of ER visits will save California and the insured trillions over time. This state has a lot of uninsured, though most of them are soon-to-be-insured thanks to Obama and the Democrats, so the savings should be immense.
 
They are going to be insured under medicaid, which means, they will get it "free".

How does that help CA?
 
Greenridgeman said:
They are going to be insured under medicaid, which means, they will get it "free".

How does that help CA?
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Emergency visits cost three times more than a normal outpatient visit. According to a study of Emergency Departments in California, the average cost (in 1998 dollars) for an ER outpatient visit was $350, more than three times as much as the cost of a normal outpatient visit. Furthermore, the average cost of ER outpatient care does not decline as the number of patients increases. Source: “Marginal Costs of Emergency Department Outpatient Visits: An update using California data,” USC Center for Health Financing, Policy, and Management, November 2005.​

http://www.fixourhealthcare.ca.gov/index.php/facts/more/6771/

Even you'll be forced to agree a 66% reduction in costs is substantial.
 
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